I am not sure if you want to pursue them, but you DO have rights as a grandparent, as much trouble as I see this baby getting in if she is left where she is, I would focus all of my energy into getting custody of her, in my area there was a baby that had 2 sets of grandparents wanting custody because both parents died in a car accident, one set that doesn't live in this area and just took the baby will most likely loose her because they move around so frequently, that's it. With the emotional trauma this child could suffer, I wouldn't stop until I had breathed my last breath or spent my last penny to make sure she was in the best home possible, even if it weren't mine, I did this with my daughter, and something I don't tell many people.... I did spend my last pennies, we ended up homeless for almost a year because I had to pay a lawyer instead of my bills, (real considerate of her irresponsible father who only wanted her so he wouldn't have to pay child support) I was in court instead of at work, I have FULL custody of her now, no visitation unless I agree to it and her father is still in debt to the tune of 5 grand in child support, it took alot out of me, it was harder than anything I have ever done in my life, my family turned their backs on me, but I can live knowing I did everything possible to make sure she is in the right place. Her father is bipolar, refuses to take his meds, has about 7 different children with 5 different ladies, my daughter was his first and she is only 12, he moves all over and currently lives with his girlfriend, NOT WIFE, he had plans to give my daughter to his equally irresponsible sister to raise while he collected child support from me. Anyhow, long hard story, but she is where she belongs now.